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The Pope asks in the grotto of the miracles of Lourdes, seven months after the elections, that the Virgin give France "generous" rulers, respectful of human rights, and that they build a society "free from all hatred"
On the first day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV arrived at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis to preside over a vigil in a meeting with over 80,000 young people. Before his arrival, a show surrounded the stadium, so that the pontiff would then visit him in the papamovil. Report from our correspondent, Erika Olavarría.
Lion XIV exalts the country as "spiritual lighthouse" in a convulsed and threatened world by the IA, but condemns "scheduled death," abortion and subrogated gestation
More than 600,000 people are expected to attend the Mass of Pope Leo XIV on Saturday, September 26 in Paris's Plaza de la Concordia. The tickets for the youth vigil at the Stade de France were exhausted in just a few hours. How can this fervor be understood, given that the number of Catholic faithful has steadily decreased in France for decades? Is it a sign of a rebirth, especially considering that, at the same time, more adults are baptized each year?
León XIV speaks on the plane to Paris, and addresses issues like the IA or the media veto in the White House: "It is very important to have good coverage everywhere and for everyone"
Political tensions around immigration and Islam, coupled with issues such as the inclusion of the right to abortion in the Constitution or euthanasia, add political interest to the visit
United Nations On September 25, Pope Leo XIV will return to France after two decades without a Vatican leader visiting that country. Your tour will begin in Paris, then visit the Lourdes shrine and end in Metz.
United Nations Pope Leo XIV begins a trip to France on Friday, September 25, the first official visit to the country by a Vatican leader in almost 20 years. One of the topics that the religious leader will address is the evolution of artistic intelligence (IA), a theme that will raise on the first day of the visit during a speech at UNESCO headquarters in Paris.
The Holy See includes the appointment in the program and even gives information about the scandal in the country. The sanctuary of Lourdes covers the mosaics of Rupnik, a former Jesuit accused of abuse
